Students can add more subjects later if they choose to apply for recounting or reverification in multiple papers. There's no need to submit all applications at once, offering flexibility during the process. This ensures students can make careful decisions with school guidance.

Headmasters are responsible for issuing migration certificates and original pass certificates. They must ensure accuracy and timely distribution to each student.

Students must apply through their schools. The online application system is school-login based, and individual students cannot submit directly.

School authorities must verify student details, gather required documents, and guide students in paying fees online for recounting or reverification.

Students eligible for the supplementary exam should not wait for reverification results before applying. The exam fee must be paid as per schedule to avoid missing out.

Eligible students are advised to start preparing early for the supplementary exams. The Board will announce the detailed schedule shortly.

BSEAP has warned that payments made through unauthorised methods like CFMS Citizen Challan will not be accepted or refunded. Students must use the online portal only.

A nominal roll of students eligible for supplementary exams will be made available on the official website from April 24, 2025.

The original SSC certificates will be sent to schools in due course. Headmasters must sign and personally hand over certificates to students.

Students who opted for a migration certificate can collect it from their schools. The certificate will be available in colour PDF format on the BSEAP website four days after results.

The subject-wise performance memorandum will be available online within four days of result declaration. Students can use this for admission to intermediate courses.

Students may apply for recounting in one or more specific subjects, based on their need. Schools will assist in submitting accurate details and payment.

Students must provide their mobile number and email ID while applying. They should also coordinate with their school for subject confirmation before submitting their forms online.

Students can pay the supplementary exam fee without a late fee until April 30, 2025. A late fee of ?50 applies for payments made between May 1 and May 18, 2025.

School headmasters must follow the user manual available in the portal before processing applications. They must confirm subjects and student details before submission.

BSEAP strongly advises students not to wait until the last date for submitting applications or making payments. Early action will help avoid last-minute technical issues or submission errors.

Students can pay the application fee for recounting and reverification using debit cards, credit cards, internet banking, or UPI. Payments via CFMS Citizen Challan are not accepted.

All applications for recounting and reverification must be submitted online only. Offline or postal submissions will not be accepted under any circumstances, as per BSEAP instructions.

AP SSC supplementary exams will be conducted from May 19 to 28, 2025. Students who failed in one or two subjects are eligible to appear. Detailed timetable to be released soon.

The recounting application window is open from April 24 to May 1, 2025. The fee is ?500 per subject. Students must complete the process via their school through the official BSEAP portal.

Students who are not satisfied with their marks can apply for reverification of their answer scripts from April 24 to May 1, 2025. The fee is ?1,000 per subject. Applications must be submitted online only through the official website.

The collective data shows consistent pass performance across subjects and mediums, with core subjects like languages and science leading results, while regional mediums reflect varied outcomes.

All the statistics provided pertain to regular candidates only, who made up the entire base of 6,14,459 examinees for the March 2025 SSC exams.

Odia medium students performed well, with 839 appearing and 757 passing, giving it a 90.23% pass percentage, among the top in language mediums.

Of the 192 students who appeared under the Tamil medium, 148 passed, achieving a pass percentage of 77.08%, above some other regional languages.

In the Kannada medium, 609 students appeared, and 355 passed, marking a pass percentage of 58.29%, among the lower performing groups.

The Urdu medium saw 2,421 students appear for the SSC exams, with 1,712 passing, resulting in a pass rate of 70.71%.

All 15 students who appeared under the Hindi medium passed the examination, making it the only medium with a 100% success rate this year.

Among the 49,519 students who appeared under the Telugu medium, only 29,012 passed, giving it a relatively low pass percentage of 58.59%.

A majority of the students — 5,60,864 — appeared from the English medium, and 4,66,586 of them passed, recording a pass percentage of 83.19%.

Social Studies maintained a strong result with 5,70,263 students passing out of 6,13,824 appeared, resulting in a solid 92.90% pass percentage.

In General Science, 5,53,617 of 6,13,999 students passed, reaching a pass percentage of 90.17%, confirming it as one of the stronger performing core subjects.

Mathematics had a relatively lower pass percentage of 86.92%, with 5,33,682 out of 6,13,962 students clearing the paper — still a strong showing in a traditionally tough subject.

With 5,88,747 of 6,12,664 candidates clearing the Third Language exam, the subject recorded a commendable 96.10% pass percentage, ranking among the best.

Second Language saw the highest pass rate at 99.51%, with 6,09,132 of 6,12,155 students passing — showcasing exceptional performance in language proficiency.

The First Language subject had 6,13,389 students appear, with 5,88,456 passing, achieving a solid 95.94% pass percentage, among the top scoring subjects.

Of the 6,14,459 students who appeared, 4,98,585 passed, resulting in a state-wide pass rate of 81.14%, indicating an upward recovery trend post-pandemic.

Girls achieved a pass percentage of 84.09%, compared to 78.31% for boys, highlighting their continued academic edge. Out of 3,01,202 girls, 2,53,278 passed the exam.

Among those who appeared, 3,13,257 were boys and 3,01,202 were girls. Girls had slightly lower turnout but showed stronger performance in the final results.

Out of over 6.19 lakh registered students, 6,14,459 candidates appeared for the exams, registering an impressive 99.22% attendance, reflecting high exam commitment and efficient conduct of the exam process.

A total of 6,19,286 students registered for the AP SSC Public Examinations 2025, including 3,15,705 boys and 3,03,581 girls, marking a strong participation rate from both genders in the regular stream.

All applications for revaluation and recounting must be submitted only through the official portal. Payments via CFMS Citizen Challan will not be accepted under any circumstances.

A performance review shows pass percentages above 90% till 2019, with 100% pass rates in 2020 and 2021 due to pandemic policies. The lowest was in 2022 at 67.26%, followed by steady recovery.

A total of 6,14,459 regular candidates took the SSC Public Exams in March 2025. This year saw strong participation and improved performance across most districts.

Spot valuation of AP SSC 2025 answer sheets was conducted from April 3 to April 9 at 26 evaluation camps across the state, ensuring timely and accurate result processing.

Original SSC pass certificates and subject-wise marks memos will be sent to schools shortly. Head Masters are responsible for signing and distributing them to students.

Students can check their results directly through the official portal at http://results.bse.ap.gov.in. Enter your hall ticket number to download your subject-wise marks and grade details instantly.

Install the LEAP Mobile App and log in using your PEN ID/APAAR ID and Date of Birth. Choose the SSC result option to view your marks. School logins can also access student-wise results.

To get results on WhatsApp, send “Hi” to 95523 00009, choose Education Services, select SSC March Results, and enter your Hall Ticket Number and DOB to receive your result instantly.

The window to pay supplementary exam fees via HM login opens from April 24 to April 30 without a late fee. Late fee payments (?50) will be accepted from May 1 to May 18.